A ética como parte do raciocínio matemático no compartilhamento

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https://doi.org/10.34024/prometeica.2023.27.15360

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ética, raciocínio matemático, compartilhamento

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Há uma maior necessidade na sociedade de hoje, para entender e discutir criticamente como os recursos limitados do nosso planeta são alocados. Freqüentemente, modelos matemáticos são usados ​​em relação a problemas de alocação de recursos, e uma visão comum é que a matemática em si é neutra. Neste artigo, desafiamos essa visão da matemática como uma prática neutra por meio de uma análise de possíveis soluções para uma tarefa de compartilhamento. As tarefas vêm de um projeto de pesquisa com o objetivo de estudar como a matemática pode apoiar o raciocínio ético e os argumentos éticos podem apoiar diferentes soluções matemáticas ao compartilhar um recurso. No raciocínio ético, três componentes são abordados: Informação, Coerência e Engajamento. Mostramos que o raciocínio ético faz parte do raciocínio matemático em todas as soluções da tarefa, independentemente de o dividendo ser tratado como indivisível ou divisível.

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2023-07-27

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Sumpter, L., & Sumpter, D. . (2023). A ética como parte do raciocínio matemático no compartilhamento. Prometeica - Revista De Filosofia E Ciências, 27, 649-657. https://doi.org/10.34024/prometeica.2023.27.15360